Shade trees are not necessarily lose their leaves in fall (deciduous), but some shade trees are evergreen, others are classified as flowering trees. The fact that temperatures in the shade trees can cool the surrounding landscape and the houses cool during the summer heat, is unknown. Some evergreen trees also provide shade all year, a factor that may be desirable in some cases freeze during harsh winters, when the shadows evergreen tree that can block heat raysthe sun, snow and ice from a roof of the house might dissolve or prevent the infrared light from warming rooms inside the house. Far south of the United States were the owners prefer shade all year on homes and buildings, shade trees and evergreens as a Live Oak tree, Quercus virginiana, Quercus laurifolia Laurel Oak and Darlington oak, Quercus hemisphaerica would be desirable to plant near the homes.
Pines are also valuable shade trees for homes and the landscapeGardens. Such perennial shrubs as Camellia japonica and azalea shrubs throughout the year were the right shade of flowering. The shrub camellia and azalea plant will survive only in rare cases, if planted in full sun. The dogwood and redbud trees benefit from the shadows of pine, which bloom profusely. The cherry laurel, laurocerasus caroliniana Ait, is an evergreen tree in the shade of fragrant clusters of white flowers in March covered. The cherry laurel is a fast growingTree, sometimes growing 6 feet per year. Eucalyptus trees, Eucalyptus cinerea, are evergreen shade trees, but the 'Silver Dollar' eucalyptus tree is usually in the warmer temperatures of 8-11 plants limited areas. The extraordinary aroma of menthol eucalyptus makes all parts of the especially desirable where smog and other air pollution is problematic. The loblolly bay tree, Gordonia Lasianthus is often loblolly bay magnolia, and named the perfume of flowers, white,and shape of a flower of the magnolia flower in miniature.
The Southern magnolia, Magnolia grandiflora, is an excellent shade of the gigantic 1 foot wide fragrant white flowers in summer and glowing green magnolia leaves that provide dense shade waxy note. Because of the dense shade and the mats of succulent roots that rise to the surface (like cypress roots), some bushes or shrubs can be planted and grown successfully under the Magnoliagrandiflora trees. Other shade trees, which could also qualify as flowering trees are beautiful, black locust, Robinia pseudoacacia, shade trees, with fragrant white flower-clusters are covered only after the appearance of the fern-like, bright green leaves. The black locust leaf color changes to bright yellow in autumn, and the wood has been used as a waterproof split-rail fencing for centuries. The empress tree shade, Paulownia tomentosa (Blue Dragon Tree, also Princess Tree) isa flowering tree, the giant blue-purple clusters of flowers produced triangular. The Empress Tree is known as a shade tree that grows very fast which was promoted by former President Jimmy Carter. The wood is estimated to be very strong and light weight, desirable in the Far East for the manufacture of furniture and wood carvings.
Maple and oak trees offer many species of shade and color of the leaves changing in autumn. The color of maple leaves to yellow, orange and red. TheOak leaf color can vary from red to orange, to yellow gold, brown. The maple, Acer barbatum, shade tree Florida turns a bright yellow in autumn and then turn brown and remain on the tree most of the winter. Other important shade trees are American elm, Ulmus American, and drake elm, Ulmus parvifolia 'Drake', the color is golden yellow in autumn. The winged elm is strange growths of scaly winged stems and branches that are demand by floriststheir value in the production of decorative dried arrangements.
The Chinese elm, Ulmus parvifolia, is known for its fast-growing, shade-known quick to donate. The Chinese elm is a tree transplanting easier shade and can grow over 6 feet in one year with proper care. The American hornbeam, Carpinus caroliniana, is a sub-tree planted shadow change during the autumn-leaf, illuminated by the colors yellow and gold. The bald cypress, Taxodium distichum, is an excellent clean shadeTree adapted well to grow well on a variety of soil types. The bald cypress leaves to yellow in fall short again, but the bald cypress leaf size requires no small responsibility. The shade pond cypress, Taxodium ascendens, is a large tree grows to around tin-houses and gardens moist but should not normally be grown in well drained. The pond cypress roots rise from the waters, swollen and large and are called cypress knees.
The black shadow of the rubber tree, Nyssa sylvatica, growseven in the wetlands and the shadow has a positive effect on many aquatic plants. Water Tupelo (Tupelo gum, sour gum also) shade tree grows in many places water wet lowlands. The leaves of black gum trees and shade Water Tupelo golden yellow and orange in autumn. Chinese Parasol Tree, Firmiana simplex, is an (umbrella) umbrella canopy with large bat-shaped leaves, bright yellow, then orange in autumn.
The catalpa tree (fishbait tree), Catalpa has bignonioidesused for centuries as a shadow that the worms (fishbait) to attract are used in fishing activities. Chinese Tallow Tree, Sapium sebiferum is a fast growing tree that produces small shadow of a kaleidoscope of colors on the leaves in autumn, yellow, red, orange, blue and purple. The Chinese tallow tree produces pods in the fall, look like popcorn, leaves fall, they say that the tree of popcorn. The corkscrew willow, Salix matsudana "crooked," and the weeping willow, Salixbabylonica, grow faster in shade trees, with distinctive linear leaves, turning yellow in autumn. The shadow ginkgo tree, Ginkgo biloba is one of the most famous in the shade and its brilliant yellow-gold leaves that remain on the tree for a week or more, if they fall to form a yellow circle on the bare limbs. The leaves of ginkgo fossils have been found in archaeological excavations in the East. The green ash, Fraxinus pennsylvania lanceolata is a fast growing shadeuseful as a specimen of the landscape. The Lombardy poplar, Populus nigra, is a fast growing tree, upright in form, such as hedges and windbreaks in the Western United States has grown.
The river birch, Betula nigra, is a beautiful tree with bark flaking unique landscape is replaced by smooth bark in the spring. The river birch can be planted as a single unit or as a base a tuft. The sassafras shade tree, Sassafras albidum share grows fragrant including the flower, bark andthe roots, which were used during the Civil War sassafras tea, produces a narcotic effect on the wounded southerners. The Sourwood tree, Oxydendrum arboreum, shade trees, and sweetgum, Liquidambar styraciflua, and to produce spectacular colors in autumn leaves, and the Sourwood and sweetgum trees, yellow, orange and red in progressive stages. The plane tree, Platanus occidentalis, is perhaps one of the best trees for shade faster. Plane trees can grow up to 2 meters in diameterAnd 50 meters to 20 years.
Bamboo trees and bamboo plants are used as shade trees, hedges and borders of privacy. Bamboo plants grow rapidly to 40-50 meters (bamboo timber) and are suitable as windbreaks and shade screens for privacy, the 180 ° coverage of the light rays are concentrated. Annual flower beds are often planted in front of screens for partial shade trees, bamboo, and many shrubs and bushes grow well when in front of screens instead if the bamboo tree bamboo plants are theType of aggregation.
Shade trees have been used over the centuries, landscapes, houses, buildings, or as shelter and food for wildlife, shade. Some shade trees offer additional benefits, such as the beautiful flowers and evergreen foliage. Other shade trees can bear fruit, as the mulberry trees, apple, pear, and the evergreen loquat. Still other shade trees bear valuable tasty nuts, such as pecan trees, walnut and chestnut. In addition to the key benefit, the bright color of the leavesAutumn Reflection, makes the planting and growing of shady trees, a pleasant and rewarding effort.
